Invincible Presents Atom Eve

Atom Eve is the first original game in the Invincible universe, produced by Skybound Games — the creator-led studio behind both the comic and its adapted shows. The story is new rather than a retread of the source material, written under the creative direction of Jill Murray and visualized by art director Rossi Gifford, with the source comic by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley as the foundation.

You play Eve as she splits her life between the Teen Team, her family, and a high-school routine she's trying to keep intact. The game frames itself as a visual novel for most of its runtime, with conversations and decision points that shape Eve's relationships and steer her toward the kind of hero she becomes. Choices stack — small judgement calls about who to trust or how to spend an afternoon feed into bigger forks later on.

Combat slots in between story beats as light turn-based fights that lean on Eve's matter-manipulation powers. A skill tree handles her growth: spec into raw power and you unlock new combat options; spec into social or perception abilities and new dialogue paths open up. The art runs in a hand-illustrated comic style that holds together cleanly when battles flow out of the narrative panels.